ISIL was created by the CIA, and this was admitted in news reports in America. The reason it takes 65 nations to attack ISIL and still not defeat them is because the goal is not to defeat them, as it is plain to see in the Oded Yinon Plan and the PNAC or the interview on youtube of General Wesley Clark from 1991, who stated that he received orders the goal is to "destabilize the Middle East".
The CIA was arming and supporting the mercenaries who destroyed Libya; they were arming people in Iraq in the 1970s; they were in Iran in 1953 and overthrew the government, look up Operation Ajax. The CIA has been all over the world overthrowing governments who will not submit to the demands of International Finance and the corporations who rule America. This is nothing new. They were in the banana republics too, overthrowing governments and installing dictators who will work with the corporations to rob their nations of their resources and labor. Nothing new here, nothing to see, move on.
"Syria in 1949,
Iran in 1953,
Guatemala in 1954,
Brazil in 1964.
Korea In 1952, CIA covert action sent 1,500 more expatriate agents north.
China: In July 1952, the CIA sent a team of expatriates in
Indonesia: The Eisenhower White House responded with NSC 5518 authorizing "all feasible covert means" to move Indonesia into the Western sphere.
[45] The CIA started funding the
Masyumi Party.
On September 25, 1957, Eisenhower ordered the CIA to start a revolution in Indonesia with the goal of regime change.
Congo: In the election of
Patrice Lumumba, and his acceptance of Soviet support the CIA saw another possible Cuba. This view swayed the White House. Eisenhower ordered that Lumumba be "eliminated". The CIA delivered a quarter of a million dollars to
Joseph Mobutu, their favorite horse in the race. Mobutu delivered Lumumba to the Belgians, the former colonial masters of Congo, who executed him in short order.
Dominican Republic: 1960: The CIA's Special Group had decided to arm Dominicans in hopes of an assassination.
Cuba: On December 11, 1959, a memo reached the DI's desk recommending Castro's "elimination". Dulles replaced the word "elimination" with "removal", and set the wheels in motion. By mid August 1960, Dick Bissell sought, with the blessing of the CIA, to hire the
Mafia to assassinate Castro.
Indochina: The first CIA mission to
Indochina, under the code name
Saigon Military Mission arrived in 1954, under
Edward Lansdale. U.S.-based analysts were simultaneously trying to project the evolution of political power, both if the scheduled referendum chose merger of the North and South, or if the South, the U.S. client, stayed independent. Initially, the
US focus in Southeast Asia was on
Laos, not Vietnam.
Tibet: The
CIA Tibetan program consists of political plots,
propaganda distribution, as well as paramilitary and intelligence gathering based on U.S. commitments made to the
Dalai Lama in 1951 and 1956
Chad:
Chad's neighbor
Libya was a major source of weaponry to communist rebel forces. The CIA seized the opportunity to arm and finance Chad's Prime Minister,
Hissène Habré after he created a breakaway government in Western
Sudan, even giving him
Stinger missiles.
Afghanistan: In Afghanistan, the CIA funneled a billion dollars worth of weapons to
Pakistani intelligence, which funneled them through Pakistani tribes, which funneled them to Afghan resistance groups, notably the
Mujahideen.
Nicaragua: Under President
Jimmy Carter, the CIA was conducting covertly funding pro-American opposition against the
Sandinista. In March 1981, Reagan told Congress that the CIA would protect
El Salvador by preventing the shipment of Nicaraguan arms into the country to arm Communist rebels. This was a ruse. The CIA was actually arming and training Nicaraguans
Contras in
Honduras in hopes that they could depose the Sandinistas in
Nicaragua.
Lebanon: The CIA was blinded by the uprising against the Maronite minority. Israel invaded Lebanon, and, along with the CIA, propped up Gemayel
Nicaragua again: The CIA also mined the port of
Corinto, an act of war that resulted in a public trial in the
International Court of Justice. These two public incidents triggered Congress to clamp down on CIA funding even more, banning them from soliciting funds from third parties to fund the Contras.
Iran and Iraq in the 1980s during the Iran-Iraq war, the CIA had backed both sides."
All writings from wikipedia if a search is done for covert U.S. foreign regime change actions.
